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Premium Member Henry David Thoreau

American naturalist and writer, Henry David Thoreau,
left society for a cabin in woods to live simply and solo.
He hunted arrowheads, wrote essays, poetry and philosophy.
A leading transcendentalist was America’s first hippy.

A Note From Henry

I don't remember how it all began.
 Was I chasing happiness, or running from sorrow?

I lived in constant battles,
 gripped by things I could not control.

And in the middle of it,
 a candlelight held up the words: strength and truth.

For a while I cupped that flame in my hands
 until the light thinned and went out.

Then darkness came, and I lost my way.
 But I am still here,
 kept alive by the last word I saw
 before the light left my flesh and soul.

My spirit still lives inside those words:
 strength and truth.

Premium Member This PC assisted killing in the U K '

Hampshire natives are known as hogs.' That follows they're cops must be pigs?
Wow this is something else.' Two were
Called ti a disturbance, someone was
Stabbed hardly conscious and bleeding
They cable tied the lad, Henry Novak got
Arrested and cautioned, then dragged; on
The ground, all on view this cannot be found sound.' Its not the way to police the
Streets.' As they assisted in his killing really,
 after
He was stabbed by a sikh, i gather with the
Ritual knife, ostentiously just for ritual 
show
This scene is rife.' P C assisted murder.? Its
Really torn up the books.' What more to think in this land of pc.' Where the just are
Punished, and perpetrators.? Well too often
They just go free.'


Premium Member Henry Winkler

Henry Winkler was the Fonz on Happy Days.
Mister tough guy and"Ayyy!" was his favorite phrase.
With his leather jacket and girls on his lap, he was the coolest dude.
Now, an old man with a warm, fuzzy, and funny attitude.

Henry McCarty

Henry McCarty (1859 – 1881)
a.k.a, Kid Antrim – ca. 1876
a.k.a., William H. Bonney – ca. 1877

Of Irish ancestry
New York-born
orphaned at 15
from his family shorn
repeatedly asking '¿Quién es?'
around midnight 14th July 1881
entering Maxwell's bedroom
their mutual friend but Billy without a gun
in Fort Sumner where by Pat Garrett
(1850 - 1908)
take my word I kid you not
age 21 sadly Henry the outlaw
in the chest was badly shot
for reputedly killing nine men
but for the posted bounty of $500
it took the Sheriff 369 days to collect
the reward promised by Governor Wallace
(1827 – 1905)

Premium Member Henry Houston

Henry Houston hilarious hippie 
Known to party hearty get tipsy 
But last night
Lost bar fight 
Because he got proud and lippy


Premium Member 1459

Shy Henry is hung like a horse
The ladies love him of course 
Little did they know
He prefers a beau
Day late and a dollar short

Wems Henry Temmy Psalm 78




Raise my butts voice to signal dismissal
In the congregation of adversaries to blow the night whistle
Raise my butts trumpet in its entirety
In order to grant grace unto genuine liberty 
For You are my never failing stir--
The reliable and blindly open demur 

Fit in my butts to sit down in peace 
And relax in grace even in the face of tease 
Fit in my butts to learn more of treasure
And fight beyond possiblity off pleasure
For You are my reason behind my mind's cage 
Dating fun and scope's limitations to age 

Set up for the next class at will my butts 
To view no more from the angle of my nuts
Set up the classic raiding crusade for my buttocks
To sit not cowardly in the earth and heaven barracks
For You are the charges deposited in my ability
Before thee-- thou creepy and shady civility 

In the midst of the past glory
Let my butts not sit in its story
In the light of troubling care 
Let my butts learn of no fear 
For You are my standing Warrior
Against life's irresistible barrier

Wems Henry Temmy Psalm 77

Your seat 
Suffers no defeat 
Either to the elites 
Or to logical retreats

Days Bible foretold
Won't be withhold
By anyone's trying clue
The exact time to be true

In flesh, even sages are misguided
How pan-Africanism; ever divided 
Make us know violence and hate
Yet, our knobbed path seems straight

While we were once whole 
Guilty we don't take to soul
But now that right seems sleepy
Left turns hearts care weepy 

Days are driven by surprises
The root cause of which is surmise
Oh Lord on Your seat do rise 
To make fool of the wise 

Amen!

Wems Henry Temmy Psalm 75


I cannot remember the exact day
Though it wasn't that long ago to note 
When I get home to tighten up my say
Like I wouldn't have said that rote 
But I haven't been able to change it
Slippery airstream brings it without permit

Teach my tongue 
Not always the usual song 
When unseen is not able 
Let hearty praises be stable 

Story may not win hearts 
Words are very core to arts 
What inspirations sought 
Define what minds fought 
But often, muses are ÀBÍKÚ
Though words remain àìkú

Teach my words ever young 
To never be old unsung 
When light heals quickly, time
Let darkness dare its worth to the prime

Hero don't just fight 
To show his might 
But for a dream
Beyond self-esteem
To redeem his call
Even it takes him to fall

Teach my nozzle
Firing and causal 
To view in smell
The aroma heaven shell 

A newborn; I a newborn
Everyday's cool wordsbourne 
Whose stories are often reared 
In blissful nature's style sneered 
For body to feed into mind for soul
Allowing new character be made whole 

Teach me to use 
Not only to deduce
By tongue to also pronounce
And authoritatively do denounce

Wems Henry Temmy Psalm 74


Train my tongue 
Words are ever young
Train my words 
Before they fly out birds

Train my airstream
Before reality seems a dream 
Train my smell
Time dates hell

Make me able more than my  being
To keep believing in the whole green
White not left out even though we cry
Yet manna don't rain from the sky 

Suffering as a messenger not guilty
But made a fool despite his active acuity 
How will we pray for our leaders?
When we have become mere readers 

Making fun of our suffering
Praying fervently while battering 
Is a senseless act, deceit birth
When only them live in safety and wealth 

If praying for them is the key
Won't we prefer praying the retiree 
For swimming in the cool Dead sea
Is non-negotiable to agree in DEMO decree

Wems Henry Temmy Psalm 73


You are my sugar; lemon tastes bitter
But it smells sweet in sight; filming it bright 
You gift me Your life in exchange for laugh
Your agony brings me fullness of joy

What sacrifice makes other things right
The one remembered; hearts embitter
Suffering so much than anyone on my behalf
Not even my girl unless I am made a playboy

Mother's day is going well right now
But if she can do such, I wonder how?
When life but world turns upside down 
Won't denial come in joyful frown 

But He is a true friend that never leave
Not even in time of sorrow, hope don't believe
The wonder in His grace dating love forever 
Just that we prefer to be that clever 

And if per chance, we got it made 
To view wisdom's measure is our aid 
Do forgive us and never give lemon 
To let us see in wisdom, true demon

Wems Henry Temmy Psalm 72


The fleshy muscle so relax
Whispers use at ease without pressure
Or charges unto words-- tax 
Your tongue is of no man's measure 

Yet you are man's owned refresher 
When silence parades climax
That heartbeats live in tempting leisure
To save possible regrets in flashbacks

Your tongue has never been sour
To the night of Your belove
When in checks of his heart's dour 
Strengthening his charged dove 

Your tongue is sweetie 
Everyone loves and wants it
That's a great meaty 
Of a quest in thought missing hit

Wems Henry Temmy Psalm 71


I do unconsciously stay
Conscious my own way
Whenever I sneeze amidst people
I wish I am alone in the steeple 

One thing is been yet to be done
Another is of people's lively fun
That possibly arise 
When intent despise

Nature's staged plainly quiet notion 
Which sets legs in continuous motion 
Call in its droplet 
To be a part of it

Defined time is near 
Not near but we fear 
On faith to ascertainly lean back 
Even though invisible is the black

Let it not just go
It has been long so
Let's make a bit more wide splash 
Before flesh turns to destined ash

Truly, we know how sweet is dew
But we shouldn't mind to start anew 
To sleep not
But fight hot
 
Not always at ease  
Appealing appease 
What battle of life is ever won in such?
Without feeling the best cold cry touch

My nozzle is a double barrel
Holding enough muses like Jarrel
Fighting inking clues raw
To silent possible arising time war

Wems Henry Temmy Psalm 67


To win struggle in the face of peace
Is to the bow of poignant silence amidst emergency
Pledge for warm glowing reviewing tease
In darken pulse to ripple effective insurgency 

Teach my lineaments to lament not 
Either in cool cruelty or noisy discernment
Teach, oh teach me to be prudent and no hot 
Either in comfort zone or in heart's troubled interment

Let the atmosphere whispers of her sigh 
Whenever moon is late to appear up high
Let the men play with your hair and makeup
Whenever the phone isn't of any tracking blowup 

Teach my lineaments be able bodied 
As the night checks morning
so candied

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